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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4506, 20 December 1922, Page 3

traction animals. 25. Regulating the weight of any engine, agricultural or .other machine, or vehicle of any kind, and the weight of any load oi' material of any kind which, shall be permitted to cross any bridge or culvert, and the limes when such engine;-, agricu'tural or ether machines or vehicles shall be allowed to oross any bridge or culvert, or the weight of the load which any traction engine may draw. 26 Regulating the pace, mode, or manner and times'at which any horses, cattle, engines, agricultural or other machines ar vehicles shall cross or bo driven, leu, or taken over any bridge ar culvert. j 27. For the weighing of vehicles .and machines. For the marking of the weight of any vehicle or machine. For the weighing or measuring of the contents of any vehicle or machine, or for, the computation of the weight or measurement of such contents from the cubical or superficial measurement thereof. Prescribing what quantity of timber, agricultural produce, mineral arid other specified materials -shall be deemed to bo of a specified weight or measurement. Providing for the driver of any vehicle or machine giving such information as to the load or contents thereof, and the quantity, weight, size, or measurement of the same, or doing suci acts for the purpose of enabling the same tp be ascertained as such authorised person requests. 28. Providing for. the licensing of persons to keep, store, or sell “dangerous goods’’ and “specially dangerous goods’" as in the said By- . law defined. 29. Conserving public health and preventing or abating nuisances. 30. Prescribing the minimum area of land on which a dwelling may be erected in-the County. 31. Prescribing the minimum air space adjacent to any dwelling or to any specified class of dwelling that shall be kept free of buildings or other structures and generally for preventing the overcrowding of land with buildings. 32. Prescribing for buildings a minimum frontage to, a public or private street or road. 33. With respect to the site, erection, and construction of buildings, including the lighting, ventilation, and air space of rooms for human habitation. 34. Regulating drainage and the collection and disposal of sewage, and prescribing conditions to be observed in the construction oi’ approved drains, septic tanks, kahitary conveniences and .sanitary appliances. 35. Regulating, licensing, or prohibiting the keeping of any animals; oi birds in the district or in any part thereof 1 . 36. With respect to the cleansing arid repairing of buildings and the paving and sanitation of yards and other areas appurtenant to buildings." 37. Prohibiting or regulating the de posit on any land of refuse, or offensive matter. 38. Regulating the situation and con-' struction of stables, cowsheds, and piggeries. 39. Regulating the collection, transportation, and disposal of nightsoil, rubbish, waste matter and refuse. • 40- Regulating t'he mode of i/isposal of dead animals. 41. Regulating the handling and storage of good's which are or are likely to become offensive. 42. Regulating the situation and structure of buildings used for or in connection with offensive trades. 43. Regulating the conduct of offensive trades, and of manufactures and processes which may be offensive or dangerous to tlhie persons employed in oi’ about the same. 44. Regulating and prescribing the cleansing and renovation of public -conveyances. 45. Prescribing the sanitary precautions to be adopted in respect to any business or trade. 46. Generally, for the more effectually carrying out of any of the provisions of The Health Act relating to the powers and duties of local authorities. A full copy of this By-law is deposited at the County Office, Ngatea. and is open to the inspection of the public during office hours until the 23rd day of January next. Dated at Ngatea this 14th day of December, 1922. JAMES C. MILLER, Chairman. ERNEST WALTON, County Clerk. You Can Buy Those TOYS & XMAS PRESENTS CHEAPER AT THE ECONOMIC in your own town, than you can at Thames or cifeewlliere. Otar Small Profit System tells, every tinici We 'have clockwork trains at 5/6 (these were 12/6 last year), and bettor ones at 11/6, 13/6, etc. Sweetly pretty kid-body, jointed sleeping dolls, only 10/6. Large celluloid Baby Dolls. 17/6. Nice assortment dainty Brooches, 1/-, dainty gift Watch Bangles 1/-. pretty coloured Bangles 6d, Nankeen • Dolls 1/6, good Water Pistols 1/11, and a host of other toy bargains. A nice present for HIM. A nickclplated pocket pencil (always sharp), with! refills, and a cute cigarette lighter attachment. A useful present, easily posted ; only 6/6. Cashmere Bouquet Soap 1/8 tablet, 4/11 box; small, size 4/3 box. Table Knives,. 2/9. dessert 2/6. Chris Johnson’s Scissors, 4/il. Fancy boxes handkerchiefs, sachets, purses, sunshine bags, and- hosts of other pretty arid useful gifts. MAKE IT A MERRY XMAS; BETTER TIMES AHEAD. SHOP AT THE ECONOMIC.